User talk:JontheDuke

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Could you please consider The Federal Trust for addition to your list? Also maybe include a reference to a page on funding transparency?
Date 190203 Hi, I am a reader and subscriber to Wikipedia rather more than a writer.

The page on existing UK think tanks is very useful to me. I've just come across a UK think tank that's new to me but seems not to be in your list. Here's its about us page

I'd say they qualify for inclusion in the list. Could you please consider them for inclusion?

With so many think tanks vying for work and for the attention of readers, I suggest that a see also reference to a site that publishes information on funding transparency, such as would help many readers

Kind regards

JontheDuke (talk) 11:14, 3 February 2019 (UTC)